Are you sure that working on a gray scale representation of the thernographys
looses information? Normally a thermocam has an 8-bit ADC, and allows to save
pictures in 256 different gray levels or alternatively using a palette that
provides 256 colors that are easier to distinguish visually. It
If weighing control points by cpfind's confidence that this is a valid control
point makes sense? If there are repeating structures like window fronts
sometimes control points look excellent even at the second glance, though...
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On Mon, 28 Jun 2021 at 16:19, Tobias wrote:
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> what is the reason, that fastPTOptimizer is not part of the official hugin.
It is in a branch of libpano13, but this code is still being
worked-on, so ready for testing but not ready for release:
https://sourceforge.net/p/panotools/libpano13/ci/
On Mon, 28 Jun 2021 at 16:19, Tobias wrote:
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> what is the reason, that fastPTOptimizer is not part of the official hugin.
It is in the
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On Mon, 28 Jun 2021 at 12:08, Álvaro Huertas wrote:
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> thanks you so much for the response!
>
> I tried your tips but with no results, hugin still modifying pixels in the
> false color panorama. Since I'm working without interface (i'm scripting in
> python through CLI commands) I found some is
I believe that fast optimization like in fastPTOptimizer will also be
available in Hugin in the next official release.
I see fastPTOptimizer and Hugin++ as a possibility to publish my ideas as
sources and also binaries a bit earlier - for encouraging discussions and
also because I like using th
Hello,
what is the reason, that fastPTOptimizer is not part of the official hugin.
Regards,
Tobias
Florian Königstein schrieb am Montag, 28. Juni 2021 um 09:31:08 UTC+2:
> Hugin++ is a fork of Hugin that is linked to fastPTOptimizer, a fork of
> the libpano13 library.
>
> When you have only a
El domingo, 27 de junio de 2021 a las 12:18:04 UTC+2, Monkey escribió:
> Is there any way you can convert your false colour images to a linear
> greyscale first?
>
>
No, there isn't. Losing a lot of information converting the original
temperatures to just 255 value of grayscale.
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El domingo, 27 de junio de 2021 a las 11:10:35 UTC+2, bruno...@gmail.com
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> There are three things you need to do:
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> 1. Disable any photometric optimisation. Set all the photometric
> parameters of all your input photos to zero, and the EV of the output
> panorama to zero. This
Hugin++ is a fork of Hugin that is linked to fastPTOptimizer, a fork of the
libpano13 library.
When you have only a small or medium number of images and control points,
the original optimizer does the optimization in a fairly short time.
However if you have a large number of images (several hun
Hugin++ is a fork of Hugin that is linked to fastPTOptimizer, a fork of the
libpano13 library.
When you have only a small or medium number of images and control points,
the original optimizer does the optimization in a fairly short time.
However if you have a large number of images (several hun
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